It's real now. You either learn to monitor the market like a hawk or use a little cleverness to move your stop loss.

Seeing Pippin's high overbought, I knew the opportunity had arrived. A simple analysis of the timeline and selling off chips showed that the news of imminent delisting was coming. The main force would definitely struggle to the death; as the price rises, the cost will also be high, and they will definitely sell off. This is the opportunity, without hesitation, I shorted. As the price continued to rise, the sentiment of the bears began to be pressured. There were losses and gains. I just waited for the opportunity to reach the profit zone and decisively moved my stop loss below the buying point. No matter how much it fluctuates, I won’t lose at least. If it continues to drop, that would also expand my profit. I had just set it up when my little lazy baby woke up to change the diaper. After changing, I saw the stop loss being triggered, no loss, no loss means profit. Tomorrow it's delisting, I'm running first. This kind of pressure situation really isn't suitable for me.